implement membership in asp.net

Jagz W

i want to implement membership in my project. i read about it...and find we can create roles using web site administration tool. but my requirement is that the client wants to change the roles of users on daily bases. how this can we achieved using roles in asp.net 2.0

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Christian Graus

The best way IMO is to write your own system, not use the built in rubbish.

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sashidhar

You have to do it programmatically..! for eg:to find the roles of the user

Response.Write (User.Identity.Name + " is a member of " + Roles.GetRolesForUser().Length + " Roles.<BR>");

    Response.Write("User Roles" + "<BR>");
    foreach (string role in Roles.GetRolesForUser())
    {
        Response.Write(role.ToString() + "<BR>");
    }
    Response.Write("All Roles" + "<BR>");
    foreach (string role in Roles.GetAllRoles())
    {
        Response.Write(role.ToString() + "<BR>");
    }

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Christian Graus

How does that allow him to change roles ? Can he add roles and remove them programatically too ?

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sashidhar

Yes my friend..! add role

Roles.AddUserToRole(userName, "rolename");

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AlexeiXX3

Dont make it difficult for this guy Chris, it looks like he is new, so using the included membership system is the best option in this case

Alexei Rodriguez

AlexeiXX3

Take a look at the Roles class[^] You can create, delete and read roles, as well as adding and removing users to and from roles For instance, you can show a gridview with all users and a checkboxlist with all the available roles that can be assigned to the selected user

Alexei Rodriguez

Jagz W

i m confused now... what to do?? should i use membership or not??

One person's data is another person's program. --J.Walia

OriginalGriff

I would certainly start by using the Membership class, as it hides a lot of the database interaction from you and provides a reasonable basic user management system that works with SQL Sever, mySQL, etc. It includes everything you need to get your head around, including encrypted passwords, user approval, roles, and applications so you can concentrate on your logic, rather than re-inventing the wheel. When you need to extend, then look at deriving from Membership first.

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